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Elvis Presley Becomes A Digital Collectible: Rockabilly Hall of Fame Museum and Pepe Ape Yacht Club Roll Out A New NFT

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Thursday, December 22, 2022
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The Rockabilly Hall of Fame Museum (RHOFM) celebrates the music of the past and present with a new partnership that is nothing short of futuristic. It involves the web3 space and frankly, many of the terms that would surely leave iconic stars of the 1950's --- and their fans --- scratching their heads; terms like "NFT," "cryptocurrency," "digital," "blockchain," and "internet-based."

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  • Rockabilly Hall of Fame Museum announces the minting of a limited release, Elvis Presley NFT.
  • In cooperation with a wildly inventive little internet entity called Pepe Ape Yacht Club, (PAYC) the Rockabilly Hall of Fame Museum, (and the allied Rockabilly Artists Alliance ), a registered 501c3 that celebrates and promotes Rockabilly music, is rolling out never-before-seen-or-experienced digital collectibles, called "NFTs."
  • It the initial rollout, images and sound bites, many never before seen or heard, come from the Elvis Presley collection owned exclusively by the Rockabilly Hall of Fame Museum.
  • The Pepe Ape Yacht Club has established a huge following in the Web3 arena with offerings that are truly new and innovative in the digital marketplace.

Assouline Fall 2021 Introduces The Classics Collection - Diamonds

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Wednesday, November 3, 2021
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DUBAI, UAE, Nov. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Formed billions of years ago deep below the surface of the earth, natural diamonds have always had an ethereal mysticism about them. Once reserved only for royals, red carpets, and life's most celebratory moments, diamonds were seen as symbols of wealth and prosperity that only few could access. But with a new century comes a new expression of luxury, as a new crop of young designers and heritage jewellery houses alike including Sabyasachi, Messika, Anita Ko, Boucheron, and Fernando Jorge are celebrating natural diamonds as an everyday indulgence. Today's tastemakers are incorporating diamonds into their designs in unexpected ways, unafraid to play around with interesting cuts and colourful hues.

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  • DUBAI, UAE, Nov. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Formed billions of years ago deep below the surface of the earth, natural diamonds have always had an ethereal mysticism about them.
  • Once reserved only for royals, red carpets, and life's most celebratory moments, diamonds were seen as symbols of wealth and prosperity that only few could access.
  • Today's tastemakers are incorporating diamonds into their designs in unexpected ways, unafraid to play around with interesting cuts and colourful hues.
  • Featuring stunning images; tall tales; and interviews with top designers, tastemakers, and enthusiasts alike; Diamonds is the definitive book on the world's most sought-after jewel.